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I'm updating trying to order Fibre 1 Broadband NO phone currently £29.99 per month. Unable to action online?

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Good Morning,

I have BT Broadband & Land line, can I cancel the landline and keep Broadband and the same email address.

 

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@birchp 

You would have to start a new broadband only contract. The saving is only about £3-5 plus any call packages that you have.

https://www.bt.com/broadband/broadband-without-landline

If you try to cancel the phone service you have, then that would cease your broadand.

 

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Are you attempting to become ( new ) BT customer , or you are an existing BT customer and are trying to remove the existing BT phone service at renewal 

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If you have an existing contract, then the only way to do it, is by ringing up. Are you still in a contract, and how long has it got to run?

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@birchp 

What broadband package to you have at the moment, as you may not be able to downgrade to the same price as a new customer.

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Fibre 2 £46.95 

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Current account I need to tighten purse strings - No land line just broadband NO extras

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All you can do is to call BT to see if they can offer a cheaper deal. They are often reluctant to allow the downgrading of a broadband package, but you may save a few pounds.

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